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Cormoran, Bernard Prince comic strip custom model
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See this custom model of the Cormoran, Bernard Prince's boat in the Franco-Belgian comic series.
The series was created by Belgian cartoonists Greg and Hermann for the Franco-Belgian comics magazine Tintin, first appearing on January 4, 1966.
Abordage built this model for the Sprl Art-illum museum. Scale 1/20 or 100 cm.
See this custom model of the Cormoran, Bernard Prince's boat in the Franco-Belgian comic series.
The series was created by Belgian cartoonists Greg and Hermann for the Franco-Belgian comics magazine Tintin, first appearing on January 4, 1966.
Abordage built this model for the Sprl Art-illum museum. Scale 1/20 or 100 cm.
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When Mike Vanderbilt contacted him to build a new defender for the 1934 challenge, time was very short. No matter ! He started on the rough drafts of the plans at end of 1931 and Rainbow very nearly failed in the face of a faster challenger, Endeavour.
Starling Burgess came out of it quite well, Charles Nicholson even offering him the plans of his champion. His gesture was to prove quite unwise.
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